Automation Tester
software technologyDenver (CO)
About the role
Job Title Responsible for documenting and executing formal test plans to ensure the delivery of quality products. Involved in test planning, writing manual and automated test cases/scripts and test execution. Responsible for analyzing manual and automated test scenario results. Involved in projects of moderate to high complexity within one or more development environments. Involved in multiple programs/systems as a project team member. Considered a subject matter expert for a single program/system. Project Scope/Roadmap EcommerceMySpectrum app and Spectrum.net Tech StackC#JavaAppium or relevant technologyAPI – Rest or Post Responsibilities/Day to Day50/50 manual to automation to start Then transfer 70/30 automation to manual Creating test cases/scripts, then performing tests Interreact with scrum team Work directly with development team Triaging bugs Top SkillsMust have native mobile testing experience (2 years min) (Android or iOS) Testing web apps on mobile device does not count Testing HTML based apps will not translate Must have some native mobile automation experience (1 yr min) Appium is a popular automation framework to look for Good communication and team work skills Some of our testing requires equipment that is set up on-site – must be comfortable going on-site Team/Environment Scrum environment Good amount of collaboration with other teams such as development
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